At first, all this did not attract much attention.
The death of an isolated individual in time and space, or at most the demise of a family.
In a dark world, this is really not something worth worrying about.
They are like wisps of foam in an endless ocean.
Until, finally, someone glimpsed this grand... massacre... from the long river of fate...
When the legendary scholar Euclilla gathered all his body and prepared to open the beginning of the great epic in his not luxurious study room.
He suddenly felt some kind of throbbing from time and space.
Euclilla cautiously picked up a heavy book next to her.
knowledge is power……
And this power, for legendary scholars, can also be presented in a form that is more in line with the rules of the material world...
"Sorry for disturbing you."
A humanoid figure wrapped in infinite starlight stepped out of nothingness.
He transformed into an old human man with silver hair, and then said apologetically to Euclilla.
"I don't remember having a friend like you. Please leave my study."
"Or, I'll take you away."
Euclilla held the book in his hand, and the solid power from knowledge made him unafraid of the shock of the divine glory.
"Please be sure not to treat an old man like this, who has come all the way."
The visitor spread his hands to show that he was not hostile.
"Not a thousand miles away?"
Euclid captured the words that were clearly mixed in when the other party was describing them, which were completely different from their original language.
The expression style of that word gave him a somewhat familiar feeling.
However, the goodwill shown by the other party still made Euclilla a little less hostile.
It's not that Euclilla was so generous.
No one likes a stranger who suddenly walks into their own private space.
The key is:
Euclilla could feel the powerful divinity possessed by the other party.
This is at least a powerful divine being...
Euclilla didn't know why such a powerful and strange god came to his study.
But he guessed it was definitely not a good thing.
Either these guys did something bad again, or there's something going on that just won't end.
Just like under normal circumstances, which king would go to a historian if he had nothing to do?
Euclilla knew exactly where these gods fucked up.
It is precisely because of the characteristics of his profession and the path of practice that he is able to see through the smoke and clouds of the past and glimpse the relatively real scene of the past.
Therefore, the secrets and secrets of these gods cannot be easily hidden from him.
An existence that relies on itself to achieve legend, and those legendary units that are created by instilling divine power are two completely different concepts.
Especially for legendary units at the academic level.
No matter which time and space it is placed in, it is an existence that is enough to be respected by the gods.
Of course, it differs based on camp.
This kind of respect may be expressed differently in specific forms...
"It comes from a language of Eastern origin. It seems that you haven't understood the meaning of 'Great Witch' in detail."
"That's not what you heard, it's just a meaning similar to 'Guardian of Humanity'."
The visitor smiled at Euclilla, and then looked at the tabletop that Euclilla had not yet cleared away.
On top, there is a blank book.
And on its title page, there is a name about a certain fiery word.
"It seems that you are about to start the chapter, which may be a little impatient..."
The visitor took a look and then said this.
Euclilla frowned in his heart, he still didn't understand the purpose of this deity whose name had not been announced until now.
I just subconsciously judged that the other party must have some purpose.
Based on the core of the other party's conversation after the arrival, Euclid roughly judged:
There is a high probability that the other party is coming for that great existence...
As for the impatience the other party said?
Euclid didn't think so.
In his opinion, in terms of the compilation of human wonders in the multiverse.
Even if it is just one chapter, it is never something that can be completed overnight.
Euclilla had no intention of completing it just by sitting in his study.
He has a nearly infinite life to realize his pure ideal of this.
Perhaps spending a hundred years or more to complete one of that great works is worth it in Euclid's opinion.
As for whether it is really possible to complete this unprecedented and magnificent masterpiece?
To be honest, Euclid never considered it too important.
When he walks in it, he will be accompanied by brilliance and brilliance, and his joy will be endless.
As for the end point that may be considered the highest in the eyes of countless people, is it really so important?
Euclid did not feel the other person and had no understanding of it.
This is not the first chapter he has written.
For gods with such powerful power, they have sufficient ways to obtain information about their past.
So, what are His true intentions?
Just when Euclilla was thinking a lot, speculating on the intentions of this strange and powerful god.
The visitor shook his head slightly towards Euclid:
"It seems to you that you still don't quite understand the genealogy of Eastern civilization, which is different from any civilization you have come into contact with before."
"That is a deep ocean..."
The visitor murmured like a whisper.
"So, please be honest, powerful god."
"What exactly are you here for?"
Euclilla looked at the other party without fear.
Of course he couldn't drive the other party out completely.
But this does not mean that he will show a weak attitude towards it.
"I'm here to save you."
"After you start this chapter, you will inevitably get deeper into the genealogy of Eastern civilization."
"That's not just a difference between different civilizations - it takes you completely away from us..."
The visitor said this after thinking about it for a while.
"I can't describe to you how accurately it is a magnificent civilization lineage that is hugely different from ours."
"But I think I can provide some information for your reference."
Following the visitor's words, Euclila suddenly found himself falling into a huge dream.
In front of him, countless bloody scenes were circulating.
Cold death, dark names...
Everything seems to have just happened...
The next moment, Euclila escaped from the chaotic dream.
He looked at the person who came, and after a moment of silence, Euclilla said:
"I don't think there's anything wrong with that - striking the darkest blow possible is something I also agree with."
The visitor couldn't help but sigh when he saw this, and he said with some regret:
"It seems that everything is as indicated by the predetermined destiny."
"I think, if nothing unexpected happens, you will drink that bowl of soup heartily..."
This chapter has been completed!